Registration Opens for 4th of July Slot Tournament

June 23, 2009 | News Category: Casino Tournaments

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Regular online casino players at both Golden Casino and Online Vegas have come to expect that there will be special tournaments, special offers or competitions for special calendar dates, which are in keeping with the theme of the holiday.

Once again, these online casino players will not be disappointed. The United States will be celebrating their Independence Day on the 4th of July. June is coming to a close, and the 4th of July is just around the corner and will be bringing with it a great slot tournament. The tournament will take place, quite appropriately, on the Independence Day Slot machine game.

The Independence Day Slot tournament will run for two weeks, and is expected to attract thousands of avid slot players. It will run from the day before Independence Day, Friday the 3rd of July at 8pm until 8pm on Friday the 17th of July, 2009, giving players plenty of time to enjoy extended 4th of July weekend fun.

Players need have no fear that the buy-in will break the bank, since it has been set at the very low amount of $0.44. As the buy-in amount is in keeping with the "4th" theme, so are the winnings. The prize pool will be made up of a total of $144,444, with the top 500 players ending the tournament in the money. The first place prize winner will be awarded a whopping $64,444.

With many players not having to go to work on the 4th of July weekend, this slot tournament is sure to get off to a big start, with many players clamoring to enter the exciting Independence Day slot tournament. With the low buy-in, this tournament is likely to attract many slots fun-seekers.

Players who are not yet signed up with either Golden Casino or Online Vegas can join the tournament by signing up with one of these two popular online casinos. At this time, these casinos are running free slot tournaments for the entire month of June. All their tournament fees have been waived this month.

Online Vegas and Golden Casino are powered by Vegas Technology online casino software, and are two of the online casinos that have stuck it out in the United States online gambling market. They accept United States players and other players from around the world. Most online casinos left the US market after the UIGEA (Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act) begun to be enforced.